A bus overturns on a highway in southwestern Colombia, killing at least six people and injuring 11 others, according to police reports cited by multiple outlets. The incident is described as occurring when the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel, leading to the crash.
Several reports also identify the bus company and route. The bus is said to be travelling from San Vicente, Caquetá, to Bogotá, carrying 37 people on board, in accounts that include that level of detail. Other coverage focuses more narrowly on the suspected cause—police believe the driver may have nodded off or experienced “microsleep,” a brief lapse of attention.
Across the outlets, the shared core facts are the death toll, the number of injured, the location in southwestern Colombia, and the police-linked explanation involving sleep at the wheel. Differences are mainly in how specific the route and passenger count are, and in the terminology used to describe the driver’s alleged momentary sleep.
